commencing 10 July 2003
(Battlefleet Gothic launching 21 July)

General Rules
The Belis Corona Campaign will use both Warhammer 40,000 and Battlefleet Gothic rule sets. Warhammer 40,000 will be the prevalent system, with the exception of Belis Corona itself, only 40K Armies can win planets, BFG fleets will be used to transport armies, blockade systems and control Belis Corona.

Armies can move from planet to planet, with the use of a BFG fleet or Inter Planetary Transports (Thunderhawks, Shuttles, conscripted merchant ships). A BFG fleet can move an Army from any planet to any other planet if there is clear passage (more on this later) and neither planet is blockaded.

Battlefleet Gothic Specific Rules
If a blockade is present a BFG battle must be fought or an evasion roll made. Clear passage is viable if both planets are in the same system or if your side controls the warp passages necessary for the travel. If a passage is not clear, an Evasion roll must be made.

Evasion rolls are based on the Highest LD of the fleet modified negatively by the number of ships in the fleet and again by the number of crippled ships in fleet(-1 per ship in fleet and ˆ1 per crippled ship). If the roll is failed, combat or a retreat will follow. Combat is worked out in BFG, while retreat is automatic but removes the fleet and it‚s cargo from the campaign for a week.

Inter Planetary Transports are slow but readily available. Inter Planetary Transports can move an army to a planet in the same system, unless either planet is blockaded.

In this campaign there are two sides, the forces of Order and the forces of Chaos. Each side needs a General, and each side may have a BFG fleet up to 5000 points total. Each player may bring and control a portion of this fleet, but if ships are destroyed the points used to buy them are lost forever.

Warhammer 40,000 Specific Rules
Most World have special rules, they are listed below along with there type.